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You the Jury: Jamie Hall and Ben Farrell
Jamie Hall and Ben Farrell review the latest TV shows.
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Blog: Regionality Rules OK
While the cost savings from reducing regionality are obvious in the short term, ITV should be working with the regulator and policy makers to develop a regional map for a digital future, writes UTV managing director Michael Wilson.
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TV Critics 18 March ‘09
“Horizon was on one of its ‘journeys' that got us nowhere.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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Blog: MipTV preview
With MipTV less than two weeks away, Laurine Garaude previews what delegates can expect at the market in Cannes.
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TV Critics 17 March ‘09
“Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle provided the most intelligent half hour of stand-up you will see on television this year”. Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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Blog: Making the transition from TV to film
The ability of TV content to compete with film has advanced leaps and bounds in the past 10 years, writes Joe Mahoney.
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TV Critics 16 March ‘09
“It's still Heartbeat, relocated to Botswana.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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TV Critics 13 March ‘09
“Red Riding is important television.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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In My View: David Mannion
ITN has a key role in keeping local news on ITV, says David Mannion
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Emily Bell: Time to pay under the odds
Are Lygo and Duncan's salary sacrifices the start of a readjustment?
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TV Critics 12 March ‘09
“Bizarrely welcome in its sheer blandness.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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Off Cuts: 13 March 09
CBeebies' Michael Carrington gets red-faced, the NUJ's Paul McLaughlin considers getting the band back together and kids producer Vici King reveals her first crush.
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Problems of perception
We can see the industry is taking the hard times seriously. Andy Burnham, take note.
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Blog: Product placement opportunities still exist
While product placement will continue to be banned for UK television shows, it will be permitted in VOD services, writes Tony Ballard.
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Talking Point: football rights
Have broadcasters paid too much for football rights?87% said Yes 13% said No